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NRLA Connect Community – Your forum just got a major upgrade
The NRLA has unveiled a new forum for its members, one that is more interactive and will help you to connect with each other
Course of the Month - Trauma Induced Hoarding for Housing Professionals
This month's top course looks at trauma induced hoarding and the wide range of factors behind it and how best to approach a tenant who has it
Pets and Renters' Rights – the NRLA invites you to learn more
The NRLA is putting on a couple of webnars this month, as we aim to give our members as much inforation about the renters' right bill
Budget date confirmed for late November as landlords await tax clarity
The Budget wlll take place on 26th November, with Rachel Reeves admitting the economy is not where she wants it to be, as fears grow about potential tax rises that could hit landlord finances.
The Autumn Budget - what’s really going on?
With the rumour mill running overtime ahead of the Autumn Budget our chief policy officer Chris Norris looks behind the headlines to outline how the plethora of proposed tax changes could impact the private rented sector – and the likelihood of change.
Your training and events for September
September means back to school for many of us and is the perfect time to think about all your training needs. Why not sign up for one of the 30 plus courses on offer, or attend one of the many online and in person events being held across the country next month.
NRLA podcast: Selling with tenants in situ and the new Decent Homes Standard
Selling with tenants in situ is becoming increasingly popular according to new NRLA partner Landlord Property Exchange (LPE) and this month NRLA CEO Ben Beadle and Richard Blanco look at the pros and cons of this approach. Environmental health specialist Alan Davies also joins the show to discuss Government proposals for a new Decent Homes Standard for the private rented sector.
New PRS database – landlord testers needed
Landlords in Birmingham, Gateshead and Nottingham are being asked to volunteer for a pilot scheme testing out the new landlord database, set to be introduced under the new Renters' Rights Bill.
Treasury's National Insurance plan would hit renters in the pocket
Increasing tax on landlords by applying National Insurance to rental income are amongst Treasury plans ahead of the budget, according to reports in The Times today. The change, we argue, would lead to an inevitable increase in rents, hitting the very households the Government wants to protect.
Your licensing update for September
This month, we hear about schemes in various parts of London, Thurrock and Southampton, as well as other parts of the country
